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San Pedro Sula, Honduras. As part of its commitment to improve the living conditions of Honduran families, Habitat for Humanity Honduras (HPHH), in collaboration with Banco del País (Banpaís), held a press conference on Thursday, March 13 with the theme: “Housing, a key factor in preventing gender-based violence”. During the event, the importance of guaranteeing

A new report by Habitat for Humanity Latin America and the Caribbean reveals the worrying connection between the lack of adequate housing and the increase in domestic violence in the region. The report highlights how precarious housing conditions, such as overcrowding, lack of privacy and housing instability, contribute to family stress and increase the risk

San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Habitat for Humanity Honduras and the Rotary Club San Pedro Sula signed a cooperation agreement with the objective of establishing coordination and resource management mechanisms to improve the living conditions of families living in poverty. Through this agreement, both organizations committed to work on housing construction and improvement projects, climate change

Honduras, December 29, 2024. Habitat for Humanity joins in mourning the passing of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. A true advocate for decent housing, he and Rosalynn Carter donated their leadership and time each year to build and improve Habitat homes around the world. Former President Carter passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 29 at